Common use of Admissions by Employee Clause in Contracts

Admissions by Employee. (a) The Employee may at any stage elect to admit the alleged misconduct. (b) If the Employee admits the alleged misconduct, the Employer may: (i) determine that further investigation is required (for example to investigate partial admissions, mitigating circumstances or other relevant issues); or (ii) may proceed immediately to the determination of the misconduct clause

Appears in 7 contracts

Samples: Victorian Public Service Enterprise Agreement 2016, Victorian Public Service Enterprise Agreement 2016, Victorian Public Service Enterprise Agreement 2016

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Admissions by Employee. (a) The Employee may at any stage elect to admit the alleged misconduct. (b) . If the Employee admits the alleged misconduct, the Employer may: (i) : determine that further investigation is required (for example to investigate partial admissions, mitigating circumstances or other relevant issues); or (ii) or may proceed immediately to the determination of the misconduct clauseclause 21.12 by advising the Employee of the proposed discipline outcome and giving the Employee a reasonable opportunity to respond to the findings in accordance with clause 21.11.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Enterprise Agreement, Enterprise Agreement

Admissions by Employee. (a) The Employee may at any stage elect to admit the alleged misconduct. (b) If the Employee admits the alleged misconduct, the Employer may: (i) determine that further investigation is required (for example to investigate partial admissions, mitigating circumstances or other relevant issues); or (ii) may proceed immediately to the determination of the misconduct clauseclause 86.11 by advising the Employee of the proposed discipline outcome and giving the Employee a reasonable opportunity to respond to the findings in accordance with clause 86.10.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Corporate & Technical Employees Agreement

Admissions by Employee. (a) a. The Employee employee may at any stage elect to admit the alleged misconduct. (b) b. If the Employee employee admits the alleged misconduct, the Employer employer may: (i) i. determine that further investigation is required (for example to investigate partial admissions, mitigating circumstances or other relevant issues); , or (ii) . may proceed immediately to the determination of the misconduct clauseclause 25.12 by advising the employee of the proposed discipline outcome and giving the employee a reasonable opportunity to respond to the findings in accordance with clause 25.11.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Enterprise Agreement

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Admissions by Employee. (a) The Employee may at any stage elect to admit the alleged misconduct. (b) If the Employee admits the alleged misconduct, the Employer may: (i) determine that further investigation is required (for example to investigate partial admissions, mitigating circumstances or other relevant issues); or (ii) may proceed immediately to the determination of the misconduct clauseclause 21.12 by advising the Employee of the proposed discipline outcome and giving the Employee a reasonable opportunity to respond to the findings in accordance with clause 21.11.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Single Enterprise Agreement

Admissions by Employee. (a) The Employee employee may at any stage elect to admit the alleged misconduct. (b) . If the Employee employee admits the alleged misconduct, the Employer employer may:; (ia) determine that further investigation is required (for example to investigate partial admissions, mitigating circumstances or other relevant issues); or (iib) may proceed immediately to the determination of the misconduct in accordance with clause 17.10 (Determination of discipline outcome) by advising the employee of the proposed discipline outcome and giving the employee a reasonable opportunity to respond to the findings in accordance with clause

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Enterprise Agreement

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